Cash As-Is Offers Nationwide. No agent commissions. Close through title & escrow.
Process

How a cash as-is offer is made and closed

This page is the working file — not a repeat of the homepage. Inquiry, written offer, title and escrow.

01

Inquiry

Send the street address, occupancy, a plain-language note on condition, and when you want to close. Photos help but are not required on day one.

  • • Acquisitions is the point of contact
  • • No listing photos, staging, or open houses
  • • Submitting a form is not a contract
02

Written offer

If we can offer, you get it in writing: price, proposed closing date, and how standard seller closing costs are treated. That is the number to compare — not a verbal round figure.

  • • No agent commissions
  • • Walkaway figure as stated in the offer
  • • You can decline with no fee
03

Title, inspection, escrow

A signed contract is opened with a title and escrow company. Title is searched. A walkthrough or inspection may be required. Funds disburse on the settlement statement at closing.

  • • Independent title / escrow
  • • Typical window about 30–45 days
  • • Subject to title, inspection, and escrow

Title and escrow, not a handshake

Every purchase agreement with Fortune State Property Holdings LLC dba Statewide Home Deals is intended to close through a title and escrow company.

The title company is a third party. It checks whether title can be transferred, figures payoff amounts for mortgages and liens, and holds funds until recording instructions are met.

You should expect a settlement statement that shows the purchase price, credits, payoffs, and the net wired or paid to you. The written offer is the starting point; the settlement statement is the closing math.

You are dealing with a buyer/operator, not a listing agent. We are real estate investors. Closings run through a title and escrow company, not a handshake.

Offers are not guaranteed until title, inspection, and escrow are satisfied. If something material turns up, acquisitions will address it in writing rather than surprise you at the table.

What you should have ready

A government ID, mortgage payoff info if there is a loan, HOA contacts if any, and keys or lockbox access for the inspection window. If you are signing for an estate or a co-owner, say that early so escrow can request the right documents.

Send the property to acquisitions

Or call (480) 209-8830. We will tell you if we can make a written offer.